CYRENE at the Slide2Open Shipping Finance Conference 2022
ZELUS presented the CYRENE project at the Slide2Open Shipping Finance Conference that took place in Athens on 2 & 3 March 2022
CYRENE at the CEN-CENELEC workshop
The CEN-CENELEC Sector Forum on Security organised a webinar to discuss the role of standards in the implementation of the Action Plan on synergies between civil, defense and space industries.
Effective Visualization of Cyber Threats in Supply Chains
Effective visualization of cyber threats and cyber attacks can be of great assistance to empowering the cybersecurity protocols of supply chains and supply chain services.
Supply Chain Vulnerability Assessment
Safeguarding the cybersecurity of supply chains (SCs) is an ever evolving and continuous challenge. In CYRENE project, we aim to tackle certain cybersecurity aspects related to the SCs. One of those aspects relates to the supply chain vulnerability assessment.
CYRENE’s 5th plenary meeting
The consortium members of CYRENE gathered for their 5th plenary meeting on Tuesday the 8th and Wednesday the 9th of February 2022.
KCYEU 2022 Workshop – Call For Papers
Call for Papers and Work-in-Progress Presentations for the workshop “Key challenges in global cybersecurity: Efforts and trends in EU” (KCYEU-2022). The workshop is organized by the H2020 projects FISHY, CYRENE and IoTAC.
Supply Chains security brings confidence to global digital markets
CYRENE considers security certification of the SCS as a main mitigation measure and it proposes a cybersecurity scheme, a risk and conformity assessment methodologies and a tool to realize the SCS certification process
Ransomware in a supply chain environment.
In today’s world, the internet supply chain owners and participants need to make sure that not only their companies are secure from cyber-attacks, but the rest of the affiliates of the supply chain are secured as well. This need becomes more prominent with the rise in popularity of ransomware attacks...
FPGA technology and Supply Chain Cyber Security
Hardware-based security, using Field-Programmable Gate Array (FGPA) technology, may provide a viable solution for securing critical parts of Supply Chain systems against cyberattacks.
